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Using unusually clear language, this book explains the functioning of the immune system. This helpful text provides guidance for the care of patients whose immune systems have been compromised because of disease or treatment modality. Includes leukemias, myeloproliferative disorders, multiply myelomas, transplantation, AIDS/HIV, genetic disorders, aging, and immunosuppression due to chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
This text addresses the complex challenges in caring for patients with compromised immune systems. It details the fundamental workings of the immune system and provides practical guidance for managing patients affected by various diseases and treatments, including leukemias, myeloproliferative disorders, multiple myelomas, transplantation, AIDS/HIV, genetic disorders, aging, and immunosuppression from chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
The book is presented as a helpful text utilizing clear language to explain the immune system and patient care. Its scope covers a wide array of conditions leading to immunocompromise, suggesting it aims to be a comprehensive resource for healthcare professionals. The detailed listing of specific conditions indicates a focus on providing practical, condition-specific information for nursing practice.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
1992-11-05
Publisher:
Saunders
ISBN-10:
0721632130
ISBN-13:
9780721632131
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